Entertainment Industry and Celebrity Novels Worth Reading 娱乐明星文，能看进去的。

7 华 Chinese Showbiz: If You're Not Going to Be a Mogul, Why Enter Entertainment? 华娱：不当资本，混什么娱乐圈 Joy Exhausted, Sorrow Begins兴尽悲来Urban2.5M WordsOngoing Wei Qian, who spent his previous life working himself to the bone, returns to 2009. Back at another crossroads in his life, he has the Path to Movie Stardom System in hand and decides to give the entertainment industry he abandoned in his previous life a proper try. Looking at the skills he has received from the System, Wei Qian feels the entertainment industry is getting more and more interesting. [Strong and Healthy: Your body is the foundation of everything. Greatly improves the Host's physic 98Votes19.4kRecs75.5kFans

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Wei Qian, whose previous life was filled with toil, returns to 2009. Having reached another crossroads in his life, he decided to give the entertainment industry, which he had given up on in his previous life, a chance to make a real impact, now that he had the "Path to Becoming a Movie Emperor" system in his hands. Looking at the skills he obtained from the system, Wei Qian felt that the entertainment industry was becoming more and more interesting. [Strong Body and Healthy Body: A healthy body is the foundation of everything; significantly improve the host's physical health.] [Impact Reduction: When the host jumps or falls from a height, the impact is reduced, allowing for a more stable landing.] [Voice Imitation], [Physical Disability], [Martial Arts], [Rock Climbing], [Singing Skills]... [Danger Perception: The ability to sense danger to a certain extent.] "Honey, hide quickly!" "Sissi, I'm leaving through the window first!" "This is the third floor!" "It's okay, it's all the same!" "Sister Bingbing, there are paparazzi!" "Yuanyuan, didn't you say you didn't have a boyfriend? Then who is it?"

9 韩 Korean Entertainment: Intertwined Light and Shadow 韩娱之光影交错 Ji Cha姬叉Urban1.7M WordsCompleted This is a story about encouraging people to study hard and keep striving every day... Doing bad things is wrong... 8Votes585.8kRecs322.1kFans

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This is a story that encourages people to study hard and strive for excellence every day... Doing bad things is wrong...

12 Z Generation Z Artist Z世代艺术家 Puff Pastry起酥面包Urban2.9M WordsOngoing From Taking Down Public Intellectuals to Conquering the Entertainment Industry A Gen Z online troll born in 2005 is reborn in 1998. He has no rose-tinted view of this era, and it leaves him feeling utterly suffocated. The crude picture quality of TV and films, the eye-searing special effects, costumes like scraps of cloth, makeup that looks like a joke, and a filming philosophy of “good enough is good enough”... Men and women, directors and producers, every last one of them is garbage. The young 1.5kVotes1.3MRecs870.9kFans

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Starting with smashing public intellectuals, we'll flatten the entertainment industry. A Gen Z online troll leader born in 2005, reborn in 1998. He has no perspective on this era and therefore feels intensely suffocated. The film and television dramas suffer from poor picture quality, awful special effects, tattered costumes, and poorly done makeup, reflecting a "make do" filming philosophy... Men and women, directors and producers, they're all trash. The boy fairly tortured everyone, and then rose up in rebellion in a fit of rage. It's time to give the Chinese entertainment industry a shock from a higher dimension! P. S.: As long as I criticize everyone fairly, who dares to call me a troll?

15 香 Hong Kong, 1984: Starting with Cinema City 香江1984：从新艺城开始 Tu Yang Qiu Zhun兔羊秋准Urban367k WordsOngoing In 1979, Karl Maka, Dean Shek, and Raymond Wong formed the production company Cinema City. In 1980, Golden Princess invested in Cinema City, and it became the new Cinema City we know today. Before Cinema City was established, Golden Princess and Karl Maka first set up a shell company. Golden Princess owned 51 percent of the shares, while Karl Maka owned 49 percent. The shell company then invested in the establishment of Cinema City. In Cinema City, the shell company held 72 percent of the shares 0Votes18.5kRecs24.9kFans

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In 1979, Karl Maka, Dean Shek, and Raymond Wong formed the Struggle Film Company. In 1980, Struggle received investment from Golden Princess and became Cinema City. Before Cinema City was established, Golden Princess and Karl Maka first set up a shell company. Golden Princess holds 51% of the shares, and Maka holds 49%. Then, this shell company invested in and established Art City. In Cinema City, a shell company holds 72% of the shares, Dean Shek holds 19%, and Raymond Wong holds 9%. Tsui Hark, Nansun Shi, Eric Tsang, and Teddy Robin do not hold any shares. The seven-member team at Cinema City worked together seamlessly, pooling their wisdom and efforts to create the script, then collectively producing and even occasionally directing. We all do the same work, but we are not paid the same. In 1983, Eric Tsang left Cinema City and joined its old rival, Golden Harvest. In 1984, Tsui Hark and Nansun Shi left to establish a film studio. Meanwhile, Raymond Wong, who only holds a 9% stake, is also very unhappy. However, his status as a boss prevents him from joining other companies like Tsui Hark and Eric Tsang. What he needs to do is prove his commercial value within the Cinema City system. Gu Nian, who had just finished filming "Happy Ghost" with him as the screenwriter, felt that his ideas were wrong, so she sat down opposite him and said: "A great man once said, 'Who are our enemies? Who are our friends? This is the primary question of the revolution.'" Unequal pay for equal work and internal exploitation are unacceptable; therefore, we must overthrow the regime. To create a new art city.